'Some Legends Don't Say Goodbye, They ....': Cricket Fraternity Pays Emotional Tribute To Mohammed Shami After Test Retirement
New Delhi: The cricket fraternity came together to celebrate Mohammed Shami’s contribution to Test cricket after the veteran India fast bowler announced his retirement from the longest format, with former teammates, cricketers and IPL franchises paying tribute to his remarkable career. Veteran Indian Bowler Mohammed Shami Announces Retirement From Test Cricket, Draws Curtains On Illustrious…
The cricket fraternity paid emotional tribute to veteran Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami after he announced his retirement from Test cricket. Shami, known for his remarkable career with 229 wickets in 64 Test matches, leaves behind a legacy of extracting movement off the seam, generating pace and delivering crucial breakthroughs.
Former teammates, cricketers, and IPL franchises expressed their admiration for his skills and the memories he left behind. Former Bengal captain Manoj Tiwary described Shami as a warrior, and Munaf Patel wished him well in his upcoming white-ball cricket. Shikhar Dhawan and Ajinkya Rahane also congratulated Shami on his achievements, while Irfan Pathan highlighted his ability to generate late movement with the red ball.
IPL teams Punjab Kings, Lucknow Super Giants, and Chennai Super Kings shared personal messages, thanking Shami for his contributions and expressing their appreciation for the memories he created in white-ball cricket.
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